Henry Republican notices and local church events
Local items describe Drs Powell's drug store sales and real estate offers, a county board meeting on tax equalization, school notes, church events led by Rev Edmiston and the New Church picnic, and M E sociable. Also reported are carpentry ads, a boy named Fred Weber’s mischief, Odd Fellows Sparland lodge details, and a Peoria band excursion aboard the Mary Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs. Powell
City Drug Store
Drs. Powell's
Ths Board of Supervisors
School Street
W. W. Stetson
Tennessee
B. Edmiston
Temple
Sugar Grove
Whitefield
New Church
M. E. Church
W. W. Heath
Ato G
8Th
Wann
Chapman
Steuben
Princeville
M. E
Josephus Collins
Mary Travis
E. Eat
Collins
Percy
Canada
Hunter
Marshal Bush
Dailee
Tesson
Theol. B. & W.R. BR
Dno
Peoria
Indianapolis
Thel. B. & W
Osst
Gacon Planing and Moulding Mill Company
D. N. Blood
Mr. Blood
RB. N
Clark
Aultman & [Ayer
Fred. Weber
Louis Webner
Kesyzki
Oircuit Court
W. C. Lormis
Pontiac Reform School
Iuain
Saarland
Ong
Af. Welcher
Personal notices and community updates from a Illinois paper
Frank Vail visits from Chicago and plans to start for Europe soon. Asa Whitney on a two week vacation in Chicago. Conductor Eppy fished at the lock with a good string. Charley C. Jones opens practice at Red Oak Iowa and is praised as citizen and lawyer. Charley Whitney closes Varna school and remains in town for another year. John Barnard returns from Texas and notes climate. Frank heads to the ranch. Howard Young and Elizabeth Priestly wed at Lacon in a gilt edged ceremony marked by advice to keep funds and memory in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Vail
Chicago
Europe
Asa Whitney
Conductor Eppy
Adeeet
Fred
Charley C. Jones
Red Oak
Montgomery County
Iowa
Charley
Charley Whitney
Varna
John Barnard
Texas
Frank
Na Ranche
Howard Young
Elizabeth Priestly
Lacon
Howard
Wood's Reaper and Mower praised for reliability
A reader extols the Walter A. Wood Reaper and Mower as best in class. He notes its performance despite a muddy meadow filled with cornstalks rafters and stumps, claiming it reaps splendidly and runs smoothly with no breaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Wood
Mr. Locke
Avavarrs Flachtner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry Republican
Local Department
Odd Fellows of
Sparland
Campbell
Thomas Wildey
J. W. McClanahan
J. 8S. Brasfield
H. J. Adams
G. W. Zimmerman
Jos. Placher
C. C. Wescott
William and
H. D.bonham
Mary Boyd
Devinney
Humphrey Clerk
Henry
Universalist Society of
James A. Armstrong
Spencer
St. Louis
Charles E. Randall
Rorhler & CO
Ceet
I. K@HALER & CO
L Keebler
A. D. Christern
Theodora Smith
George B. Koehler
Paskell House
Ken. McNeal’s
Carriage Factory
Ted Iviee
Ken
Moneas
Go, Schuster
Hershant
Edwardstreet
Everett's
Arles E. Randall
Heng
City Meat Market
Gggga
East Park Row
Joan Morgan & CO
Everturn
Geiler
J. Morgan & CO
George Schafer
Schneider Ae
East Park
Saerin
WM. Schneder
Edwards Street, Henry, Ill
Fane Soatestenariet
Iast Ree
Wreius
Alaska
George Mratrs
Marshall
Reapers
Buckeye Reaper & Mower
Kirby Reaper & Mower
Dayton
Eagle
Keystone
Barnes, Chaplin and Hubbard
Caultman & Co
Aultman & Taylor
Goul
BOOTS
Eckhart & Hilb’s
Milwaukee
Philadhin
Eckhart & Hilb
Everett’s Drug Store
Wh. F. Livere
Aving
Edwards Street
WM. FP
Marshall County
Siwayton
J. C. Hoag
J. H. Belcher
Marion Street
Markenel
Denver
Farmers' Grocery Store
H. J. Grawburg
Wwe
R. E. Hills
Cuuien Ie AS
John Mekeel
John Koch
Jaz